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HYPERMET PC is a user-friendly γ-ray spectrum analysis software package developed at Budapest, mainly for the purpose of prompt-γ neutron activation analysis (PGAA). The peak fitting algorithm is an improved version of the well-known HYPERMET code, and contains a partial peak-parameter calibration to describe peak shapes more accurately in the wide energy range typical for prompt-γ spectra. A nuclide identification routine has also been developed using a new PGAA library, shown in a parallel paper. The new module for quantitative PGAA includes all the features necessary to obtain concentration values for elements.

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  1. Institute of Isotope and Surface Chemistry, Chemical Research Center, H-1525, Budapest, P. O. Box 77, Hungary

    Zs. Révay, T. Belgya, P. P. Ember & G. L. Molnár

  2. Technical University, Budapest, H-1521, Budapest, Hungary

    P. P. Ember

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Révay, Z., Belgya, T., Ember, P.P. et al. Recent developments in HYPERMET PC. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry 248, 401–405 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010688327371

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